KX / AX line discussions

[wayne burdick]

Hi all,

I'd like to thank the moderators for successfully transitioning the original KX3 Yahoo group to "Elecraft-KX" on groups.io. This has been a long process.

While we post everything of general interest to the Elecraft reflector on QTH.net, the new "KX" list will be an excellent place for wide-band/in-depth discussion of all things "eXtreme." This includes our KX line transceivers, AX line antennas, and the many third-party products that have helped create a rich ecosystem for the QRP/outdoor gang.

In addition to discussion about current products, please keep those ideas coming for new products and features that support field operation. I'm in the target audience, too: I use my KX/AX gear nearly every weekend, on outings ranging from walks around local parks to extended hiking. (And, I admit, an occasional /H outing, i.e. back-yard-hammock-portable.) There are thousands of hams using our portable gear for much more ambitious outings, as well, including SOTA and mini-DXpeditions.

Thanks for your ongoing support and enthusiasm!

73,
Wayne
N6KR

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Wayne,

Thanks for the tip. I applied for membership just now.

73 de AG7TX

David Thompson, AG7TX
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> On Oct 18, 2019, at 07:02, Wayne Burdick <[hidden email]> wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I'd like to thank the moderators for successfully transitioning the original KX3 Yahoo group to "Elecraft-KX" on groups.io. This has been a long process.
>
> While we post everything of general interest to the Elecraft reflector on QTH.net, the new "KX" list will be an excellent place for wide-band/in-depth discussion of all things "eXtreme." This includes our KX line transceivers, AX line antennas, and the many third-party products that have helped create a rich ecosystem for the QRP/outdoor gang.
>
> In addition to discussion about current products, please keep those ideas coming for new products and features that support field operation. I'm in the target audience, too: I use my KX/AX gear nearly every weekend, on outings ranging from walks around local parks to extended hiking. (And, I admit, an occasional /H outing, i.e. back-yard-hammock-portable.) There are thousands of hams using our portable gear for much more ambitious outings, as well, including SOTA and mini-DXpeditions.
>
> Thanks for your ongoing support and enthusiasm!
>
> 73,
> Wayne
> N6KR
>
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